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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-11

DEATIr-pEALING ORDER
Negro Afnsons Charged With Murder and
NtFlI Committed for Trial, M p r

New ORLEANS, Oct. 10.-A special from
Greenwood, Miss, Gays: Prophet segur
Mike Brown, Robert Brown, Msjor Mack
John Hinton, Robert Owens, Wash John
son and Wash Scott, tho negro Masonl
charged with the killing Of Harry Taylor
and wlisi after hearing bsiore Judst
Parks, have been, with tho exception oi
tho last named, who gave bond, commit.
ted to jail without tho benefit OF bond, ia
await the action OF tho Grand Jury, and
have boen brought here for safe keeping, !
Morton Ford, who Is also In jaii, will
have q preliminary examination, and
there are probably eome others not vet
arrested. There Is clear evidence apaiys!
them and they will no doubt be convicted.
& During the preliminary trial 1t was dis.
covered that resolution to kill Mr.. Ker.
ney, a white man who had q fight with
one OF their brothers, whose arm he had
broken, was passed during one OF their
meetings, but the time appointed for the
deed had not yet Gomez Two days were
consumed in taking testimony and many
other negroes have been implicated. WI
There Is no doubt that a colored man, q
member Of the Dry Bayou Lodge Of Ne.
gro Masons, was Killed by Harry TAYLOR,
and that both Harry Taylor and bis wife
had disappeared, body answering TO
Taylor's being found in the river with
marks Of violence upon 1t. The body had
been weighted down. gHqfE EI7',
The lodges In this county were organ.
led by a negro named 6tringer, who
claims to be working under the authority
Of the Grand Orient Of France. The col.
pred MasonB arc not recognized by the
white Masons, and their order is not un.
der the authority Of the old York Ordor
81 Masonry. It is hard to say whether
hey havo an obligation which teaches
'bem to ayense. slay, etc, or whether
:hoy conetrue the obligations they take 10
'uit themselves. 1lB 1@|,'l M N
The white people Of the county are de.
:ermined to break up these lodges aud to
ounish the guilty members Of this death
icaling order. The Circuit Court, when it
neeta, will decide upon the matter.
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A YOUNG woman attached to the New
York World has just come from the
Blackwcll's Island insane asylum, to
which she had herself committed on q
charge OF insanity She spent ten days
in the institution, tells how che got there,
and how she Was treated on the way. She
found Home thinga and come peraons to
commend, others to condemn. The point
Of her experience as she has related it is,
that sane person can be pronounced by
the medical experts to be insane. Seeing
thnt inrauity can be feigned, this is not 80
remarkable ss another thing which not
iufrequently happens, namely, the locking
up in mad houses Of persons who are per.
fectly sano. |! somebody will invent a
way to prevent that, he will do great
public service. 'F4j $.
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ST. LOUIS WINS
TIE FIRST GAME OF OF, THE sgnlrs
With Detroit for tho Chan,p pionAhip Of tho
worid-A Zig Crowd In Attendance.
Tho Features of tho unmo..Tho Rain
tiestertiay-.othsr, Baso Ball News. I.

ST. Louis, Oct. l0.--The fnt game for
the championship Of the world was played
here to-day by St. Louie, tho champion
club OF the American Association, and
Detroit, the champion club OF tho League,
II rained almost up to tho time Of calling
play, but q crowd ol le,C00 or 10 600 was
present. The excitement was intense.
and as the home club had matters all its
own way from the ptart, there was un.
bounded enthusiasm. Caruthers pitched
q great game, four hits and ono baso on
balla being all that wore received OF him.
Two umpirea oliiciated, GafIney calling
etrikes and Kelly base decisions on thS
Browns, and then changing positions when
Datroit was at the bat. 4 ~ \ a. ''72s7 (
Z In the first inning with the Browns at
the bat, Lstham.opened with a hit and
made beautiful steal to second. Gloapon
eot base on balls aud wild pitch pnt
the runners on second and third, O'Nei.Ta
bit sent Latham home. Comlskey psya
White fly and Oaruthe,'s hit brought
Gleason 10. Fontz aud Welch went oas
s For the Detroita, Richardson alter three
strikes iouled out. Twitchell and Rowe .
wont out from second to first. No more
runs were made until the tlfib, when
Oomiskey made hit and Getzein's wild
throw sent him to sscond. Caruthetu.
bunted the ball and beat II to tlrst and
stole second. FouIz's fly scored Oomiskey
and sent Caruthera to third. The latter
was caught between third and home on
Welch's grouuder to Row Q, but was not
touched out until Welch had 20. around
to third. Robinson made three b,gror
to left, the tinest hit Of tho game, Welch
ccoring. Bushona'a hit sent Robinson in
and Latham batted to Richardson, who
overthrow fret and Bushong scored.
Gleason was thrown out. . '.lfii a "a
Tho DetIoits made their only run in tho
ninth, when Getzein opened with two
bagger. Richardson cent him to third
with o fly to right and Twitchsll brought
him home. Rowe hit to Gleason and a
double play brought the game to a close.
Tho Browns did not make misplsy Of
any description. Robinson and G i ason
did brilliant field work, as did White for
the visltora. Conway and Bennett and
Foutz and Boyle will be the batteries for
tn.morrow Hrnra. 4iss;-la n fsg., }sI'51- !
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HOWARD CRospY,s PLAN.

Churchmen Urged to Attend tho Primnries
and There Fight t!Intemperancc.
New YoRH, Oct. l0.-Ina speech to the
Temperance Society Of tho New York
Conference OF the NJ. E. church, last night,
Dr.. Howard Crosby dwelt especially upon
the duty of each person to attack the sin
Of drunkenness. "
Votes must be looked alter and the pri.
maries attended to see that the right kind
OF mon be nominated to Office. II went
to the Republican primaries" be said,
"until they turned me out because wac
MuRwump, and am going again ae
soon as they let me back. 4 But If they
won't let you into their primarien do as I
am going to try to do Hoon-get one up
YOuIB1ll.
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SUNDAY in Madison was 90 inclement q
day that tho only member OF the Villas
household who was able to 20 to church
was the aged mother Of the Postmaster.
General. Tho Presidont snt in tho house
keeping warm by the fro and reading
wha. the newspapers had been saying Of
hin American Cyclopedia upeeches. r.
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TIE EXHIBITION GAME
Between Pittsburgh and Wheeling Spoiled

Bstween Pittsburgh, and Wheeling poiIed
- ~ By ;Rain. q; {
The Pittsburgh League base ball tcarn.
headed by Manager Phillips, arrived in
this city yesterday morning prepared to
try conclusions with the Wheeling club.
But the cold, drizzling rain that set in
shortly after noon and continued almost
without interruption, prevented the play
ing Of the exhibition game scheduled to
be played at Island Park. A large num-
ber OF enthusiasts were sorely dissppoint-
ed in consequence. When it was seen
that it would be impossible to play Yea.
terday, an arrangement was made With
Mr.: Phillips to remain over tomorrow
and IN that way play the two games that
we're announced Tor yesterday and to-day.
There would have been q big crowd
present yesterday had not the rain inter-
Tered. The prospects, for to-day, viewed
from base ball standpoint, arc not very
cheerful. The indications are that the
weather will be stormy and the cronadB
in bad condition. Tbs best is hoped for.
however, and II the weather should turn
out pleasant it is believed that there will
be a good paying crowd to witness the
game. The batteries will be tho ssms az
thoae announced for yesterdsy-Mo1ris
and Miller and Dunn and Westlake. Y =
The Plttsburghers put in their time yea.
terday and last night talking over base
ball and other matters with each other
and the members Of the Wheeling club
and the gentlemen prominently identified
with the home club, who entertained tho
visitors as best they. could under the cir
cumstances. Sam Bsrkley introduced f;s
fellow players to all bis frienda With whom
he came in contact, and last night there
was quite little reception in tbs AlcLure
house Office. The result OF the St. Louis.
Detroit game wao generally discussed, and
Considerable surprise expressed by the
Pittaburghera over the result. Il. IL i.,l
Manager Phillips when asked aa to nex.
seasons prospects said that be looked TO
see the League composed of the same
clubs as this year, and that be confidently
expected the Pittsburgh team to make a
great showing. He made number Of
inquiries about some OF the Ohio League
batteriee, i.f.s 4 I3ls ,3:I5alGII 80, :.
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS JEpsoN, Dobbins
aud Dickey, OF Clay Dietrict, have wieely
determined to fill by a competitive exam
inat!on prospective vacancy i'll their dis.
trict. The examination is to be held on
Saturday Of this week By Superintendent
Anderson. This is a meritorious depar-
turo, which places the appointment Of
teachors on dessrvedly high plane, free
from all considerations Of petzonal or
political character. 1t makes merit the
supreme test. It lisa practical application
OF civil service reform in tho best sense.
Tho example Of these Republican Com
missicners 10 worthy Of emulation. :
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Bloody Airray In a Saloon,

MADISON; IND, Oct. 10.-A bloody fight
took place in Ed Coylo's saloon yesterday,
in which several men were injured. James
Tary, drayman, was very badly cut up
and is not expected to live. $. William
BGeiIangs9r Gi ;9 was shot and and will probably die.
John Cisco, son OF the te1-Marahall, WAS
badly cut. No arrests were made. N a.EI...
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bis wife did not stir out Of the house once
during the day. Tho President spent
most Of bis time In reading newspapers.
THOSE IOWA EyICrIONs.
The Administration Refused to Intsrfsro in
s3E o Behalf OF tho Settlers, "


az &.a Behalf Of tho Settlers. '.l n
CHICAGO, Oct. 3l0.-A special from Deu
Moines, Iowa, regarding the eviction Of
settlers by a British syndicate from the
unearned land grants Of tho St. psul 4
Sioux City road, says:
The general government has by cores.
pondencs, as vol as by decisions OF the
courts, given the settlers encouragement
to take up these lands, though the titles
were In dispute. jg ''3tGl III5I
The State Of Iowa has no right 10 inter.
fere, aave as 1t can asaist to recover
through the Federal Oourts the lands
which railroads did not earn and give
them to settlers who have gone upon them
in good faith, trusting to tho promises OF
the Government. 1N%N NsTt-l N5
Attorney General Baker, OF Iowa, offer.
ed to 70 this, and tried to have Attorney
General Garland, at Washington, stop
these proceedings in the State Courts long
enough for the Government to determine
II 1t had not an interest in them. This,
however, President Oleveland's adminis.
tralion refused to do. As a result, the
evictious have gone on, accompanied by
scenes Of hardship, terror and brutality.
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MONTHLY CpOp REPORT 4

Slight Increase in Condition Of Coru-De-
44..er't cline in Potatoes and Cotton.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.-The statistical
report Of the Department Of Agriculture
makes an increase Of only half Of one per
cent in the condition of corn.
The past month has been very generally
favorable, but the status OF large part Of
the crop was fixed at the date Of the pre-
vious report. The general average OF
condition is u s instead OF 72 g.. The nv.
erage Of the seven surplus States ia go.
instead of o. 9 in September. This ia a
lower condition than has ever bnen re-.
ported, exceps in l7sl, when the average
was nearly seven points lower, and the
average yield 1856 bushels. 81 i1IsI
The indication is now for weld of q
small fraction over 20 bushels per acre,
The exact area, exclusive Of that cut for
fodder as not worth harvesting ia not vet
determined. Slight uncertainty regard
ing it may cause variation in tho final
record Of one or two per cent from l,5OO.-
900. r3 's" "a - 1''''''
The test Of threshing has not materially
enlarged tho average ratio of the wheat
yield, which appears to be about II s
buahels, or. tour-tenths OF g bueho}s |ees
than last year. The increase OF acreage,
which is large In Dakota, will make mar.
tial compensation and bring the product
nearly or quite to 450, 600, 900 buehels. The
rate Of yield in Now Yo.k Ia 16 I bushels,
Pennsylvania, 10 S; Ohio, 124; Michigan,
1873; Indiana, 10 s; lllinois, Is 9; Wiscon.
sin, 1913; Minnesota, 95; Iowa, 10: Mis-.
souri,, II; Kansas, 0 6; Nebraska. 10 =:
Dakota, 105; California, Is S, 35'
The yield Of oats Is slightly below the
aversge, about 25 bushels per acre. The
product is fully G00,0O0.000 bushels. In
the. principal States OF the Central Valley
region the State averages range from Is to
80 bushels. 1fl5g5il' MI, l;..,. 4
The barley yield ia nearly 20 per cent
less than q medium yield, or about 20
bushels psr acre. New York, 20 8; Mich.
iqan, 10 S; Wisconsin, Is s; Minnesota.
10: Iowa, 10; California, 20 s. 'lI9i..55 7ls,S1
The yield OF rye is II 5 bushels per acre
and the product about "a 600, 900 bushels.
Thero has been a drop in condition OF
buckwheat from 50 to nearly II. + SslIig7fS,1
The condition OF potatoes has declined
from 81 8 to 6l.o, partly from appearance
OF rot in the Atlantic States. Z x ,9.;,5'5,,l
The condition Of cotton has further de.
clined. Tho effect oil drought in reducing
vitality aud ar1esting growth ia more ap:
parent than on the frat Of September.
The general average has been reduced
from 50 8 to 76 s. It is still several points
higher than in 1883 and 1854, and ten
points higher than in 1851. The average
Of condition by States iu as follows:
North Caroline, 7s; sonth Carolina, 10;
Georgia, u; Florida, 70; Alabama, rs;
Mississippi, II; Louisiana. IS; Texas, Is:
Arkansaa, 45; Tennessee, "A. 5ij}iI ,.,'
The condition Of tobacco averages 75. s
against 70 8. Tho figures for tbs s.atea
producing, shipping and cutting Leaf are:
Maryland, %; Virginia, 90; North Caro.
lima, o.; Kentucky, 0e; Ohio, 50 Indians.
20; Illinois, 5S; Missouri, 5o;' Tennes.
lsSS1
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TIE special correspondents send from
New York story about Mr.. Garretts
montul condition, which is supposed to
have been 80 strained that he requires
two physicians and as many keepers. Mr..
Garrett may be little upset by all that
has happened, but he is not the kind Of
man to be cot crazy by what has occurred
in his abpencs.
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IT was a great mistake Of judgment for
the President to have bis speeches set up
in advance in the Government Printing
office. He nigh. have known that some.
body would give him away. How esuy 1t
would have been to make Lamont bang
out those speeches on the ready type
writer, which is doing very good work in
thess layg.
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THE Philadelphia Press says that GER
tain Democratic newspapsrs are harboring
the childish delusion that they can defeat
William Waltor Phelps for United States
Senator by calling him Willie Wallie
Phelps. We have noticed that Foraker is
being voluminiously defeated for Cover
nor Of Ohio by calling him Little Breeches.
This zort Of tun is very funny, but the real
fun will poke It's head out Of the returns
that mako Foraker Governor by an in
creased majority. z %N
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A Fight Seoms Inevitable.

BILLINGS, Mon, Oct. l0.-special Agent
Howard is now investigating the trouble
at the Grow Agency, and says that tho az
rests will ha attempted next Saturday, un.
less the Government agent, now coming
on from Washington, objects. Sword
Bearer's followers are lncreasing daily and
q fight seems inevitable. 4 N f
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TONIGHT Council elscts!a new Board Of
Gas Trustees. According to Republican
custom two members Of the Board will be
Republican and one Democratic. Accord
ing to the rule Of common ssnss the Re-
publican Council will choose for minority
representative that Democrat who suits
them. The public expects that the three
mon telec!ed to manage SO important q
branch o; the public bueiness shall be Of
frat rate character and ability. In this
reasonable expectation We think the pub.
lie will not be disappointed. -,5
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DUBLIN, Oct. lo.-several Of the sup
preased branches OF tho League in County
Cork held meetings yesterday without the
knowledge Of tho polics. At ,nestinp at
Maccroom there were constsb.es present.
butthey did not interfere. Several esores
meetinga were held in tho Mitche's.own
district. at Ballyg,blin a meeting wan
held In open defiance oi the law, ana @
Father Sexton, in a speech, deaea the Gov. @
ernment to intimidats people IN honest
and open combination - = AAouoaI us's'
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LANCASTER, Pa, Oct. 1o.-The jury for
the case of James H. Jacobs for the mur-
der of Elmer Ellsworth Quigley came into
court to-day at noon, having been out
sincs Saturday evening. Their verdict
was murder in tho frat degree. The pris-
oner received the finding with coolnees.
Counsel for Jacobs have proceeded to
have the case retired. t., 1t| = g s13
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At New York the Nets wound up the
season by being whitowashed by tie Balti-
mores in a very easy manner. It was a
pitchers game and Kilroy had decidedly
the best OF 1t. Pagan, the phenomenal.
pitched for the Meto. Nets, 0; Baltimore.
4. Hits-Mets, I; Baltimore, TO- Errors
!, At Philadelphia the Athletics closed the
Association sesson there by droppine a
game to Brooklyn through poor fielding.
Athletics, 5; Brooklyn,7, 5iI.7l-U- -,
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z Eight Now. .Cases OF Yellow Fever, Il

x WASHINGTON, Oct. 1O,-The Marine Eos.
pital service is informed by the authori.
ties at Tampa that there have been eight
more cases Of yellow fever since yesterday,
and one death. Surgeon General Hamil.
ton has ordered IN investigation as to
whether the outbreak is actually yellow
fever or dengue fever. w 4 3i;SjJT, SS3jJ5T 5
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Murder In tho First Degree,

LANCASTER, PA, Oct. 10 The jury in
the case Of Jsmeo q. johnson, on trial
for the murder Of Elmer e. Quigley in
this city in December last, returned q YER
dict this morning, after forty hours ab-
sence, ofguilty OF murder in the first de-
gree. The prisoner was remanded for
sentence. dl Il .i}5tlsQl4tssts5i W s, w.
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Deuoiunclng tho Annrch,..lL.,. III,

FAlRNousr, LIS, Oct. lO.-All the
knights Of Labor assemblies Of yernillion
county have adopted revolutions denouu.
cling the Chicago Anarchists and endoruinp
the action Of the courts In Ohicago and
Ottawa. The resolutions prohibit mem
hers i,om signing petitions in favor Of tie
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NEWPORT, R. l., Oct. lO.-It iu under
stood that a torpedo test will be had this
week, eight torpedo boats simultaneously
attacking the United States cruiser At.
lanta, Tho Atlanta will defend herself as
best she may. Admiral Luce will super.
intend the movements. . 49,
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YouSGsrowS, O., Oct, l0.-John Nc.
Ccrthy, aged fourteen, was killed yester.
day afternoon by a "Nypano"' train. He
attempted to Jump off at Hunrod avenue,
but, slipping, be rolled under the wheels.
His head and right arm were cut OF and
his body frightiully mutilated. He was
killed in sight OF his home. wv.
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MAR7lssBunG, Oct. 1O.-John Crabb
was assaulted while returning from church
yesterday, by George Yalgamott. Valga.
mott stabbed Crabb in the breast and
shoulder, .inlictiug wounds which will
probably cause his death. Both parties
are under sixteen years Of age, and the
cause Of the assault was girl. 5Ii5lE;s II 4, q
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The papRl Delegate.

D!uhLls, Oct. lo.-Mgr. Persico, the
Papal delegate to Ireland, in sermon r,r, DE-.
livered in this city yesterday, said that be
was gratlled Of the devotion Of the Irish
to tho Pope. Their devotion was msnifcat
throughout all Ireland, even inrlnjinv
Ulster. He stated that be wau grieyed a.
the poverty which exiated in the West of
Ireland, but rejo!ced thnt in other parts OF
the country such an unhappy state OF
affairs did not exiat. = - - - I
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Tumb'td s5 Feet to Escape from Jail.

Tumbttd SO Feet to Escape from jail.
CLEARFlELD, Oct. l0.-John Eipps, jail
prisoner, attempted to! escape last night.
He had made holein the roof through
which be crawled, and with rope made
out of the blankets Of his cot tried 10 let
himself down into the yard. He went
down much faster than no expected, how
ever, as the rope broke twenty-five feet
from tho ground and he dropped. Two
other prisoners who saw him fall thought
him Killed and gave the alarm. The
Sheriff found him hiding under a cellar
door unhurt. He is awaiting trial at tho
December term of court for burning his
fathers barn, stealing horse and robbing
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A $4,000 Fire.

AMEsnuEY, MASS, Oct. 10. Tho large
carrisge mandatory Of Locke & Jewell,
as vol as several surrounding buildings,
were totally destroyed: by fire this morn.
ing. Loss Sl25. 900. Insurance $4,000.
Over eizLy men are thrown out Of employ.
menf. ID 9l}flt+,t sf fIS Z ~ n ;6 n,
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4CuAnLEyol1, MIcu ,;Oct. lo.-On satur.
day night the Court House cf this county,
situated at Boyne City, together with all
the titles, records, etc, was destroyed by
fire, supposed to be OF incendiary origin.
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New YoRK, oct.T lo.-As Washington
special to the llorld says that Eugene
Higgins decisres that he is tired of the
worry Of his precent Office and is working
to get the position Of Doorkeeper Of the
mex! House Of Representatives. VS.
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Bank Closed and Cashier nllsslnr.

MlLwAuKEE, WIS, Oct. lo.-A special
from Greer! Bay, Mich, Bays: Tho MGR.
chants and Miuera' Bank, Of Iron Noun.
tain, closed on Saturday. tls understood
that the cashier las skipped to Canada
with $4,000. ~; (. t!l
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Bsidse Gives WAY with Cattle.

WESTON, W. Va, Oct. 1o.-Tho bridge
across the river at Bsndale, two miles
from here, gave way today with a drove
ci cattle belonging to Hon. c. Arnold.
Twelve went into the river, distance
OF fifteen feet; they wero all more or less
injured, and had to be killed. They were
on thei- way to the EASTERN market, a